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Windows made in Ontario and installed by the owner.

Built to last a lifetime so that you don't have to worry about them again during yours.

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Recent window work

Real openings, real homes, photographed on site.

Two-storey red brick house with black-framed windows on both floors, including a bay window and a black front entry door

Full front elevation, black frames

Black, stud-to-stud window replacement across a two-storey red brick home.

Red brick bungalow with wide black-framed picture windows either side of a dark front entry door with black railings

Wide black picture windows

Brick-to-brick black windows across the front of a bungalow.

Two-storey dark brick house with a white-framed bay window on the main floor and two white grilled casement windows above, beside a covered entry

White bay and casements, heritage brick

White-framed bay window and grilled casements in a dark heritage brick facade.

Three-storey new build sheathed in OSB and house wrap with large black-framed window units taped in place and a black entry door

New build, black frames throughout

Black-framed window units set and taped across a new build before cladding.

Specialty shapes

Bay, bow, arched, egress, grills.

Brick house gable with a large arched white-framed window unit and a second arched window over the entry

Shape

Arched and gable windows built to the existing brick opening.

Cream-framed bay window projecting from a red brick wall with a shingled roof cap and dark brown cladding below

Bay

Three-sided bay window with a new roof cap and cladding.

Five-panel cream-framed bow window in a brick wall above dark red cladding, with a long low basement window underneath

Bow

Five-panel bow window with an operating basement unit below.

Black-framed inswing basement egress window set into a brick and stone foundation with a galvanized window well and gravel
Interior basement view of the same egress window swung inward on its hinges, in a stud-framed opening with spray foam around the frame

Inside, the sash swings in.

Egress

Inswing egress window with a new window well.

Red brick house with two white-framed bay window groupings with colonial grid grills, one casement open outward

Grills

White-framed casements with colonial grills, upper and lower bays.

Black-framed bay window with three tall panes and square transom lights above, set in a red brick porch wall with a stone sill

Specialty

Black bay unit with fixed transoms, built into an existing porch opening.

The honest version

What Separates a Great Window From a Cheap One?

Three things decide whether a window will still be tight and quiet in 15 years. Most sales pitches skip over all of them.

Section 01

Vinyl extrusion

This is the frame itself - and it's one of the easiest places for window companies to quietly cut costs.

Some companies spend heavily on advertising and make up for that expense by choosing cheaper extrusions and lower-grade materials. We take a different approach.

Whether it's vinyl, fiberglass, or aluminum, we don't choose products based on what saves us the most money. Over the last 15 years, we've built relationships with leading manufacturers in each category because we'd rather deliver a window we're proud to install than make a few extra dollars by cutting corners.

Cross-section of a multi-chamber vinyl window frameA cut-through view of a vinyl window frame showing the outer wall, several sealed air chambers inside the profile, a reinforced central chamber, the weatherstrip seal and the glazing pocket where the sealed glass unit sits.Outer profile wallReinforced chamberSealed air chambersGlazing pocketWeatherstrip
Cross-section of a multi-chamber vinyl extrusion. The chambers, the wall thickness and the reinforcement are what separate one profile from another - and they are invisible once the window is trimmed out.
Section 02

Glass

Our windows don't use ordinary glass. We use Low-E 180 or Low-E 272 glass, depending on the application. These specialized coatings are designed to control how heat passes through your windows - something standard clear glass simply can't do.

Low-E 180 is designed to allow more of the sun's natural heat into your home while still improving insulation, making it useful when you want to take advantage of solar heat gain. Low-E 272 provides greater solar control, reflecting more unwanted heat back outside during the summer while helping keep your home's heat inside during the winter. Both options also help reduce the amount of UV radiation entering your home, protecting flooring, furniture, and finishes from fading.

Between the panes, we use argon gas rather than ordinary air. Argon is a colourless, non-toxic gas that transfers heat more slowly than air. Filling the sealed space between the panes with argon helps reduce heat loss, improves the window's overall energy efficiency, and keeps the interior glass surface warmer during cold Canadian winters.

The result: a window that helps keep heat inside during the winter, outside during the summer, and your home more comfortable year-round.

Cross-section of a sealed double-glazed unitA cut-through view of a sealed glass unit showing the exterior pane, a Low-E coating on the inner surface, the sealed argon-filled space, the interior pane and the warm-edge spacer at the bottom edge.Exterior paneLow-E coating (180 or 272)Interior paneWarm-edge spacerSealed argon-filled spaceLow-E 180more solar heat gainLow-E 272greater solar control
Sealed unit, drawn to show the parts you never see: the coating, the gas fill and the spacer at the edge.
Section 03

Installation

A great window is only as good as the installation behind it.

We use high-quality closed-cell spray foam to properly insulate the opening, professional-grade exterior caulking that creates a lasting seal without discolouring after a year, and proper interior sealants designed to keep your trim looking clean without cracking the moment we leave.

If you ever have a question or something doesn't look right, you have the number of the people who actually installed your windows - not a call centre, not a customer-service department, and not some office that has never stepped foot in your home.

We install it. We stand behind it.

Rear elevation of a brick home with newly installed black-framed windows above a wood deck
Why homeowners choose us for windows

Two people. Every job.

Owner-installed.

The person who quotes your job is the person who installs it.

Father and son, serving homeowners since 2012.

Installing windows across the GTA since August 2012.

Nothing subcontracted.

No crew you have never met showing up at your door. Ever.

Before & after

Real window jobs. Drag the handle.

After installation
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Black, stud-to-stud window replacement
After installation
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The offer

Get a detailed, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.

Your price is locked in for a full year. Decide when you're ready.

Measured and installed by the owner - no subcontractors.

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